Author: Elijah Armstrong

The New York Times recently came out with an article showing the state of disrepair many New York City public schools are in. Many of the schools have high levels … Continue Reading →

This was an interesting article I came across showcasing the damages that exclusionary punishment does in the California school system, specifically to students of marginalized backgrounds. Students collectively missed more … Continue Reading →

This article is about a professor  facing retaliation for criticizing mental health services on her campus, Florida Polytechnical Institute. Improving mental health supports on college campuses is crucial, and students … Continue Reading →

This is a thought provoking editorial I came across the other day in Volume and Light. We hold our football teams, at all levels, to a high performance, zero-tolerance standard, … Continue Reading →

The University of Michigan just came out with a study showing a strong negative correlation between early exclusionary punishment, like suspension, and future academic performance. We must collectively fight against … Continue Reading →

This is an important organization I have a personal connection to, and it’s important people have access to mental health care when needed. If you can, please donate to help … Continue Reading →

An article on Betsy Devos and her recent changes to the Department of Education, specifically for students of color, came to my attention. This is an important issue we should … Continue Reading →